The Capture

Adi Voicu

 Fiction,

76'

2025

2025

Tickets

29/03

Sat.

18:00

*With Adi Voicu, director of the film, and Claudio Zulián, director, screenwriter, producer, visual artist and writer

31/03 - 13/04

Synopsis

Sami is a passionate visual artist with a special eye for untold stories. One night he wanders away from the comfort of artistic abstraction to a vibrant party, searching for authenticity amidst the chaos of a city in turmoil. Drawn to the energy of the protests on the street, Sami finds himself in a reality far beyond the reach of his camera, a reality where the lines between observer and participant blur. As he navigates the complexities of truth, power, and freedom, Sami’s journey becomes an exploration of resilience and the cost of integrity in the face of injustice. CAPTURA invites audiences on a gripping journey through the beauty and pain of standing up for one’s beliefs, and challenges us to question where we draw our own lines.

Artist's engagementFreedom of expression

Festivals

-Grand Jury Prize at the Sofia International Film Festival 2024, Bulgaria

Festivals

-Grand Jury Prize at the Sofia International Film Festival 2024, Bulgaria

Artist's engagementFreedom of expression

Credits

Original title

Captura

Genre

Fiction

Director

Adi Voicu

Country

Romania, Bulgaria

Year

2024

Runtime

76'

Production

Axel Film

Idioma

Romanian, Bulgarian

Subtitles

Catalan

Adi Voicu

La captura - Director_opt

Filmography

– Faces (2006)
– Victoria (2010)
– Fog (2017)
– The Last Trip To The Seaside (2019)
Adi Voicu graduated in Visual Arts and Film from the Film University U.N.A.T.C. ‘I.L.Caragiale, Bucharest, 2005. He was the director of photography for different short films during the University. He directed the documentaries: Faces (2006), Metrobranding (2010) and Victoria (2010) which were selected in festivals like Nyon, Jihlava, Leipzig, and CPH:DOX. The short film “Fog”, which won the Grand Jury Prize at Premiers Plans D’Anger (2017) and the Debut Award at Message to Man Saint Petersburg (2017), is his debut in fiction as a director. His last short, “The Last Trip To The Seaside” had its premiere at La Semaine De La Critique, Cannes 2019, and won Special Jury Mention at Sarajevo (2019), Special Jury Prize at Cottbus (2019) and Grand Prize in the International Competition at Curtacinema, Rio de Janeiro IFF (2019). THE CAPTURE is his first feature. The project was developed in Next Step programme of Semaine de la Critique 2019 and selected in Cinelink Sarajevo 2020 and 2022.

Filmography

– Faces (2006)
– Victoria (2010)
– Fog (2017)
– The Last Trip To The Seaside (2019)

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